The Sun. — London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

.vEib the S 1 o°' It th e pnfer' Tbel 15tb , Ke re► re diet tussi' FOUR PER CENTS. lay a' I De' lioe" ot 0 e re g ° , can lea f it 0 014 Alliej c reate . o '4 1 I 0 0. • 44 ela gP r atiilkati . aatit i l advAnce'of tri-,triretS9Y per' ew t• to on e of three shillings per ton. ‘l,ct are "t so. fortithate' 'ob'taining intormktioll as the lj" u"( 1 I'ditor• Nolo:•al incident has come to n kno.isrledge ..%;liielt will fu'rnish a subject for a tr Oak in; par'agraph on the disorderly state the population, and .We most content 0 " (.1.v(-3 with eorrgratolKting our readers pafticuldrly Who, from locality, can be!:t asco-ain the eorrectoess of thr statentent....on the ab`.ence those eiretim,taneei, which,' a short time ago, 111 .atle• a- Mitneltester Newspaper pec.lli,rty inte resting to their friends at distance.--(Manclies tir Herald.). CIRCULATING mEDIUNI AND FIVE AND • FOR Ti 1E SUN. MR• my letter to you of . the sth, end istseiteil i t , vo , sr Vaper of the 9;h , I "frerP(l• re+r , aik~regarding the Circulating 14ell iunt Of the Conorry, and pointed out what in 1 : 1Y ' "ak .j.id.ment ‘eniild be the consequence of R premature res. , in.,titio of cash nayinenss ; these i bl)i "inns bar,. I) en stren , thened from events that krt. or'corre,l. lat the same time stated, th4t I ve'o ,l d aftertvaids trnithle you with a few '(•‘11,-irks tint(ite'fiVe and four per cents., and the efte ct such me isitre wools! have in retarding ti'eir intended reduction, and to this subject now direct your fttlenti"ll° atoooont of the fire per rents. Nary on I . st t 134,136,,223 z,o, was "d of the four per cents. - 73,505,567 t uts, it •I. t that were the five per is very en, (II -"11S. r e ( hleell to 3 41 , rittil t h 4 per cents, to 3, stteilig t o the Cs.,stsfry at large would be very and this measure might he gained by Jo;i I'h us " a 'ra 'em, o t s with the p u bli c c reditors lin t such ~h..ss the I with tim Subj,ct is taken the respt ion of casts payments r‘guatiot4 , t i'lljet t lty attending its accom illi'liment vele ry ( otrvions - ; (.3overnment could not t all tteuelicial for the Country effect redtl(llo,,. nPuse the Bank are to pay in specie in Joly . t , x ; ' ' t hey m ust before that period Zrivies reduc e their circilatinti eight or ten Ii10"3 TI effect tnis moist have on th e 'if ""1111"re• ie • • deed • busi ts uts,sk et will be serious in be thrown into confusion, and in place 7! ‘ ror ernsisen t receiving assistance from the O;,10 be requited of them ; those who ttev isal)it of getting accommodation from c . ou their hicrative.trades, li s ot he v e ry Mitch restricted in their ‘v i ti r t - ,: a : r1 , 1 (and S i t% WWII. as a matter Of necessity. c o "'•ov adopted by all Country Banks), and of th:P t , he ()utter the necessity, either of li m it i n g • hi) a„,ines In coi ,f o rr o :ty, or borrownioneY!tt „ Attf o , 3 ‘ i tr4 vivant rat;-; that it probably could ill 1 :0 state :ill the evil consequences t hat . ‘`"i, ,ue produced by all , inilitnite; , restimption : beyond t h e botiods of a Cohllllo' therefore, briefly coneloae. hY 1 " din this unfortunate predicament, 1-4,4i'" t heasure, how could Government come e tt i "lir 41 " o 1 11rpt• wi a reduction of the five and (14 it. i ."• it would be impossible, co . old no . t• st oocs there ,051141 he hi) to t htla : • "'d.i h e at too low a price to . benefit " 11 l Public itt 1)4, 11i, i ere, 1 I r too lunch depreciate , 0 11, 1; It)°, l ti) • IZe in it. To relieve is trout 1 )e sr,ntrelleut.tl calamity,' the restriction tight to 17: Pi, —ov t , " i ll' for som e time Itrger, or allots the ailil Directors of the Bank of England rein, of "nimpeaelsed integrity and honesty) 7 lila „,`aly to litho!, the measure abou. giodZ i • l(l 141 manner, being fully sensible, that a cl 'altt. , :e i n our Ci rci d at i ng Medium, anti to "4 extent would be extsentely dangerous tile Pr"•perity of our A;;ricultoral and Merean iila;,:ttere'.ts, n ow b eginning to feel the c h eer i ng ,121:erice of peace. 1 7) 0 _ , , hitt indignant Former of The Morning t 4 sl t ttt stick to 16 3 p l oog h, an d not write il t 0 tha t 8111).ivet t)l2 which h e appears as ignorant as . drives it. A nea r Leith, PLAIN MAN, not a-Stock Jobber s Ott. 19, ale. tb wn (3 IIV, the King's Messenger, arrived in to" Thursday evening, with dispatches from eftSTLEREqt°I-1 Aix.la-ChaVlle• to ss tt , e Sistisis'. Ambassador t ransacted ii Stkl,:: :t t 1 ~ Colooial Office. c 0 1 . (14 Y Sir Ili,.tqav Toe.iteNs, the Secretary to kith ol 'bande r in Csief, had a long interview . 11001., iler,CHANctutott of t'.e ExcHmt'Eß. at his u kt! and. Diteltess of KENT arrived .at lor's anthe 711 4 i nst. and set out oft the 9 6 TI, R t. jta ie 4t.eOunts Eton) Italy, in the French Papers, the j) 14 ,,. 4if ch ouciesTEß joissed some G e'!oa, and from thence proceeded to e s , 15f t he ' p tild Y Vitcoont SinmouTit had an audience Nat,,,,,RINeR REGENT al CarhOo.honse. „ ' f 'hy th e c • . ' t he FACIIE4t:FIR .ev thi , HANCELLOtt "et" ntrcial Gentlemen, states! with fro h e 111 4 the Itoti s, at Isis seat, Canons. (. 4 " ti ler kln Pa o ( i t s state, that -an emissary •t IsloPtlß is arrived at Philadelphia, for ~ssP"Ne Uf 111(111 I p eople of colour to 14 'll ''the 10. tt "' • Ai is is Isis 'lit part of St. Domingo •ti '4lle "tiotnent. ," 1 1111. - 9" 1 3 A ANGLEgFA tcs Chair at etoi's of -t! , e Birmitighini Pitt Club, It' b• tok the Anniversar of that States .lt.s,„, ll 'l n y v. ci VAL „p r , limm t " '" 25 `• ° .NYTcTs.--.This morning at six h. XI e convi cts . " % • 11141 Who were tried. mite •1 it ' ll, l f-1 and weve sentenced to leri od ' - nm ' yit g for transportation, were rereil ts ' n --an 41'3' of T " „ " 1 . I l ewt.tate.: they wtTe vscorted : tshi "t o ht H orse, i n order to be put on $ 1 , 0 91 v ve.a it itig •at bbsierciess, to con - •*." •- 101 ) . . , - rFeil-THE SUN. Mn. tDITOtt:--,-Wcte I dkposed -to lial.re'r for. iutere,t favour, which I certainly ant nOt, it would be a neglect in me not to thank yoU, as I now -do, for the hirer al manner in which you hav , 4iVen publicity to my' Letters, and wHch, as they are written, not with a party.spirit,. and only in the causeof - Truth , I hope their Headerq will not think them of any discredit to THE SUN ; .ti - Papet that has ever appeared in my sight open .rn all tree discussion, t'o mislead, tint infortri—not to inflime. but appease all thinking dispassionate minds ; and hert.., Sir, I must say, that in the conduct of your Print, it i s th e g e nera l opinion that you are a good Citizen, and, as au .lidaor, deserve Well of , 'your Cootory—of me you truly do. You h. , ive 'received my writings with all the warmth of kin'iluess, and proved in your own a love of the trite illi;g•Palitics of a PITTITB ADNI?-. NISTRATION, the , ESTABLISHIM'CIitIECH„and the LAW OF THE L%Nil. This I (mum), say of Jour nals iir-getteral..-_-.!- The interest of their Proprietors and Conductors. prevAils ()Yrr their principles, and their sAcrifice to-Parry..r.Age irritates their Readers, eviiieb brings them a profit, re4ardlesi of the con sequences, mischievous and. turbulent . as they often prove. This, Sir, cannot he said of you; and as Missiao - 01l the stibitet of Imprison menu for Debt is at end, I cannot close it bet ter than by assuring you of 'my future Corre 7 spondenceoehenever it shall be thought useful by, Sir, your obliged humble _servant, • 'AN OW 'BARRISTER, of the Inner TerUpte.. 40 * * We will not,,with, affected modesty, sup press the above ,Letter front our venerable and valuable Correspondent, because we are conscious of at least deserving the praise which he bestows on our intentions. We ewn truly say that, while GOVER NM EN I" acts Atpon the principles of Mr. PITT, which • have saved this Country, and rev:- cued Europe,' and while THE }Nona, despising modern Reformers, ate contented with our unri valled Constitution, in . CHURCR arid STATE, THE SUN shall be found a true and zealous friend to both, as long as the present Proprietor los any controul over it. We shall always be glad to re ceive the favours of AN OLD BARBISTEE," to whom we have been indebted on many ncrasions; and as we have reason to believe that his Series of Letters on Imprisonment tor Debt, which are marked by sound knowledge, .acute jutWuent,. and enlarged humanity, have made a strong. im pression in the Legal World, we hope to see them published together, and , not confined to the pe rishable columns of a Daily Print. - ROBERT BURNS. acx" 001 ibe is ( I ° 4 and 0 0 0 1 daY $ antiP 6 grog ( ' f j ord Vic• 'ICC 56 e Mi‘ ielie" Se'' . stoo ci t 15, o reg r of o il i° , t, the a 31, r' .o , o' MO' FOR THE SUN. • lla. EniTos,—.Many months ago, a proposal was made in your Paper, for the purpose of erect ing a monument An honour of my celebrated countryman, RoEEKT.BPKNs•the Poet. A grand dinner took place on the occasion, at which 1 had the pleasure of being one of the guests. A Design for !lie Mausoleum was elegant and simple, anti therefore I regret that lucre, forgotten the name of the Architect, but I rena.enillAr !.bat a Statoe-or Bust of the Poet Was to be the work of Mr. Tuft- NERELLI, an Artist, no doubt,' well qualified to do justice to the subject. A latge'sobscriptiou took place ; many Scotch Noblemen and Getrltqueo, aud other• admirers of original genius, cont•iimied zealously on so laudable an occasion, and I was proud ot being among the number. Since that period I nave heard nothing of .the progress of the Work, and 1 tiod that many other Subscribers' are as. ignorant. as myself of what bat; been done, or how the subscription-money has been disposed of. Now, Sir, as the proposal is Understood to have originated ;n your Paper, aud- as you insert ed many articles in suppuri• of it, I conceive that you are bointl in honoar and justice to give the public some information on the subject ; portico• larly as reports have been recently to circulation, injurious to the persons supposed to have taken a leading part in the concern. The genius of BORNS will, no doubt, find an eternal monument in his works; but it will be no .slight gratification to his countrymen to see Sculpture amid .Architecture exert their powers - to do 'honour to his memory. From your . usual regard .to candour and justice, Sir, I trust that you will excuse this liberty, and readily afford some satisfactory intelligence to the subscribers at large, on a subject so interesting to taste anti patriotism. A NORTH BRITON. Holyland's, l'ofree-Hcitisc, Oct. 17, leis. * * *As the Proptietor of 'fart SUN has received inisny verbal enquiries on the ~ ü bJect of this Let ter, be avails himself of the ()wilt. nity which it aducds hint of intortning.the S :bscriberi, that the ptoposal ;it -question 'was made during the time Mitt' the late 4ditor bad the conduct of ; And that the - Proprietor and. present E:lttor had 00 , the least concern in the transact - 10u, and is wholly i . 4 ,‘oritnt of the proceedings. 13itt as Mr. Tv RN e' HEW 1111beOliOlitti . by our Cortespowlent, the repegtability of that Artist ensures a satisfac tory : and he, no doubt, will readily give all necessary hilot itfation that may be t Yesterday Miss STEPHENS was exposed to alai min g danger, froth which we are re j o i ce d to find she has escaped. General (lottnotv having beard! that she had 'been indisposed Monday ght, very kindly waited• ou her next morn ing, and proposed to her to take HO airing nn liorsehaek in his company, of which incitreion she accepted, but joist as she was seated on the horse, the ailits,al kicked and plunged so loriouSly, that had Stir not with great presence of mind firmly kept her. scat until the t o ry of th e horse teas checked, by General Gordon's servant , ,ne would inevi:ably Live been (blown the event Of which we ttemb c to comenapi,le.— (Cork Mercantile Chronicle, Ott 14.) A Meeting was be Id in the Town Hall at Chel tenham, on Saturday last, for the put pose o r establishing regal ii animal, races a! that fashion,- able .place of resort, - at which Colonel MAct.4op, of Colbecks. pre.ided, when it, was resolved Ila nimonsly -4)prii a subsc.tiption to defra y the pence u' 'building a handsotne staud-ho us e, acrd race-CcitlrSC. 11 , 1•1',A ' Jury. ,0 1 )t Of LiOr r tend eta- was revived at fill' , "' f" r the purpo,e of innnrodniru i! Mr C. Ftstlea in the par! of honel. This Performer is I nrother or 2.11* •D • FtsHER, ho has made so tav4mranle stn 1 - npression 09 the puldie in Tragedy. at..t 'who, hen fantastic enthusiasm shall ;ive waV to ifie claims of unsophisticated doubtless, Make a distinguished tig,iire.on the IJoi;dem hoards; Nil. C. FtsilEa is a gent red lookinniz voting, loan. Ins voic e i s ' a tenor, or perhaps a colorer tenor. He is evidently skilled in Music, and i.e sinvs with taste. lie was encored in the song, " CPI talk not to me of the wealth she possjsses.." His deportiheirt was easy, and the whole of his performance %vaS marked by good sense and unaffe,te,i feeling. We are glad ro see that the diurnal Critics in general :speak of hid) With rilarlibetAl kindness which young Candidate for public favour, whose interest and reputation are at stake, might teascinahly ex pect, from a considerate and juditiOns audience, with the exception of one Paper,wkieh has treated him with savage severity. . Happily the Critiques in the (platter alluded to, though generally of the same complrxinn, as far ay they are underVandable,;" require ann Interpreter, and : tirerefore : , whatever the' portioseinaV be, are rendsired trariuless by their - Ob.. scurity. Miss WITItAsi evidently improves as' an actress as well as a singer. —The .Colonel Oldboy of Mustnest was a high .comic 'treat.-4essamy is so disusting a coxcomb, that some allowanee shouldbe made for its representative, and PENLEY" came of as well as most •of his prellecessor Miss CUBIT too improves Al an actress and as a singer, and she appeared 10 advantage in Diana Oldboy —Mrs. STARKS, *Livery natural and judi cioni actress, gave full effect to Lady Oldboy ; and good sense and moral energy marked the perform ance of Powett, in Sir John Flowerdale.—A nu merous audience. CHURCH AND ;KING CLUB. (From The Leicester Journal.) HARBOROUGH TRUE BLUE MEE'T'ING. - A Meeting of the Friends of the Old Trne Blue Interest took place at Harborough on Wednes day last. The number of names which had been added to the list since the former Meeting was so great, that it was found necessary to tsp.; ply tor the use of the large room in the Town Hall, which having been obtained, covers were laid for eighty-six, and by the kindness of Mr. Adams and other friends, the windows were taste folly decorated with tiansparencies and light blue drapery. During the early part of the morning the wants of the poor were not neglected, and a large num ber of the company attended a meeting at the Di,pensa y. About half-past two o'clock dinner was served up, and did great credit to the active exertions Of Mr.'Bull, of the George Inn, assisted by ,4ther friends. The chair was taken by F MAtOk. Esq.-anti after the cloth ‘vas drawn the folio w log toasts were given : • The Nog, God bless him—Song, "God save the King," by Mr. Stanhope. The Regent—Son?, " Yr gond fellcsas all," by Mr. Hester. .The - Qtie - tn - dint the other branches of the Royal 'The Duke of York and the Army. 'Me Dakeof Clarence and the Navy. Mr. Keck, three times three, and loud and continued ap plause. Mr. Major, three times three. • The eauie we advocate as worthy of Englishmen, may it prone-iltiumphant. Our worthy Representative, Lord Robert Manners, three times there. The Liverpool True Blue Club, and may these of 'Leiees , tershire be the. first to follow.their good example. • .Charles Godfrey Mundy, three times three, Colonel Keck and the Leicestershire Yeomanry, three times Wee,. immortal memory of Mr. Pitt. -Tlie Duke of Rutland and the Leicestershire Militia. "Nelson's last signal—" England expects every Man to dO hic'dutv." The Land we live in. The Rev. T. Thorpe, after a most eloquent speech from the Rev. Uentleniao, iii which be ably descanted on the beauties and pet fections of our glut ious Coust itur ion—gave • the fair Advocate's of Loyalty in the County of Leicester. Prosperity to the Landed and Commercial Interests of the Gratuity. - Old Friends anti True. • The. Mayor anti Corporation of Leicester. The Duke of ‘Vrilingtem. Prosperity to hz., Town of Harborough. The free and independent Electors of the County. May the Town of Market Harborough stand forward to support those interests which Shoold he dear to.the inhabi tants, as well as to the rest, of the County. May the success of this day's meeting animate the'other Districts to feel loss our ealeuple . . - . • Our absent fiends. The use but not the abuse of a free Press. Many loyal stings' were Song by nessis. Hes ter, Stauhope,•and Thompson. 'flee bells rung- merry peals throngb'orit the (NY, and we vent ore to assert I hat nn no footles -- neeaSion. •_;tviss.inore hilarity evinced ; all y prunes seemed to iniite in the gene Val sentimentk: of loyalty to our icing and attachment to oar glorious ConstirtitiOn, and NA, , .e are ,further happy state, that before the company s,eparated It was determined tbat a Meeting shca:lll,l take place eyery . year, oaoler the title of 1 hirilarliorough Distrigt True Blue CM&. 01 thici we - shall' 'be •able' to . give - More elktailetl - partiCulars in our next week's paper.' 'llle following is a list'of.the principal Gentle men present-- ',V. N. Maior, Esq. G. , A. Legh Kick, Esq. J. King, Esq. J. Nethercoat, Esq. :I;vv. J. Ore, • Ker. Thos. Hoidich, h. Haymes, Esq. W. floymes,•Esq. linintrey, Esq. R. 13. H uinfrey, Esq. Rei.. 11. Walker, H. Shuttleworth, Esq. A. - Shuttieweiti 11, Esq. Kee. H. Palmer; H. Shuttleworth, jun: Rsq. Wartoaby, Esq. Geotge ilVartnaby, Esq. John Wattnaby, Esq. Joseph Warttiabv,.J;sq. Rev. T. wartnalry, 1. I'. ord. Esq. Rev. 'l'. C. Deft, Act. Thomas Thorpe, Rev. P. Apthorpe- Nev. Grinin, Rev. E. Griffin, dun., H. Cole man, Esq. 11. Coleman, Jon. E-q. Rev. K. Fairer, .1. Morpott, Esti. \luring", dein. Esq. T.-Davenport, Esq. John A. Ar nold, Esq. 'X. Pell, Esq. Rev. C. Ilnatfrey, G. lios l orth s Esq. ‘l*. Dent, Esq' Rev. J. Dentiißev. Bright, Rev. s. Coleman, Thos. WI ight, Esq. It. Shottlewort h, Esq. 7 ,-Barnes, Our limits will not permit Us ter add tile Whole of the names, •we'have therefore detailed them routine . 'ai received. Lord nYectiN sill' coptinttrci : zit Venice Inte iu Septenibr, slid pursued his •ioci labours irli al dont. .114. Lordship devotes bis !nor nit.o 10 awl spends his eveniOgs ier general or the '1 11. " ( fiq l 0 461104 the accittaintAnce ty bio bp*, A;OTIIER BARBAROUS 'MURDER. Utcici<l • !ALL—A mord, r of •01 most atrocions character was p ' eille rated on Frol-,y oilbt. The folloWitt4 are the particulars, a stated in evidence , the Magistrates of this Other on Satniday John Forester ; a etnistable cif the . Pari , 4 of Aid g staled, that he had been directed by the 1.-----.:Aayor to . bring 'before the 111 , %,-- rates a young (lien uantedjosepti Williams, whom he bad token iiito-6istodsr;-"Oti suSpicion of heiog con io the tritir&A. Marykftreet, & tig ht er of MT. Albert , .of Tboniases - -strect, Kent-road The prisoner and iipptirer man.,. named Robert Dean, wet e in the .krsiee of Mr.. Tirrell, eograver, Church-row, Ald 4 tre, and 16dgeu together at a house near t keit: place of business. On Friday night Mr. Tyrrell received . informa• ion that a murder had been committed on it child by Dean, at a place in the Kent-r odd, and that the prisoner had been Seeo iii his 'Company a short time pre ' dandy. Mr. .Tyrrell iminediately sent for Fo ester, and directed him 10 go to Ine lodgings of Dean and - Williains, and take tke first who ante hoot .Williains returned about 20 nrinutei••ifter nine on Friday evening, and Fo. •rtst et- : seemed Milt as bee!) ditected, and cooductod hint to 'Wateb:lt'onse. He refused to give-any reply to several ktiesaon's:pi t t to him by the Constable,' observing; that he should reserve what be had to say for the ear of the'Magistrate. Sarah , Withams, grandmother to Ole murdered residiag Velili Mr. and Mri. Albeit, the pa resits, stateti,, that her grand-daughter was. about four Teals•and a quarter old.. On Ft iday evening Robert Dean came to the 'house of- Mr. Albert about seven in the evening, acconinahied by the prisoner. They afterwards went out together, and in about a quarter of 341 hour Dean ret tit nest alone. Fi e h a d a l,v a ys appeared reinat•kably food of the child, and she was extreinelY attached to him. She was playing in. the street when Dean re turned, and .sjlS, I V illianis called her its, and fold her Mr. :IXiill . was come. She iltillstdiately left off playing, ran to Dean, and upon his taking her up put her artist round his neck. Ile then said that he should buyher some apples, arid took her With him to a neighbouring shop for that purpose2Not returning immediately, Mrs. Wallops vent out to look for the child, and obsrving her in Dean's arms with au apple in her hand she Was about to return, when Dean requested her to go to a shop a few (loots off, and purchase some Articles for him. She did as be had requested, but had not been in the shop more than two minutes when she heard a cry of mi:rder; anti saw a• great number of persons run towards her daughters house.— She made all possible hasie to the sameplace, and upon arriving there saw the Child beinsuppotted by her father, and the blood streaming hour it dreadful wound in the tliroat,. Drat) was gone. The unfortunate infant languished abciut halt an ho u r, and expired .; and another . Wound was then discovered' on the lower part of the Sion' a ch. tee Ci rc . 411 . 1131 Mite occurred about 6 o'clock, or A tplilner'after. - May, throffieet, upon hearing of the trans to•TlL'ontas's-street, the residence of thit parents, for the purpose of m4koig I quit and obiaintug Information. He arrived a little beforr trine, the cuild us then dead, and Mrs. Alberi in a : tit.—The evidence . given by Mrs. Wil limns Forre...ponded ry,par• icolar with what Ice heads upori the spot where the murder was cononitied. Some other circuinstances came to his knowledge, which appeared - tip explain in souse Uteasure the motives of the two-fierce fur the perpetra , io , , of the bowl(' deed. Dur ing the sisit of •D,:an on Friday evening. Mrs. Albert, chided hint, in terms-Ot•gre'at t.everii y, for having formed some impropereotineCtion with persons ofrlepraved chatacter, atid•for squander ing away his into3ey upon his immoral' associates. He appeared to be extremely hurt . .at her remon strances, but said nothiug that indicated au imen tidn of taking any sort of revenge.for the freedom with which she had spoken to bun. About eight o'clock Mrs. Albert was horror struck on perceiv ing her child staggering into the root . where site was sitting, with a theadful gash iii ter throat, from which the blood flowed in . a tOrt'ei'it. The poor little infant faintly cried,- I .‘ Mother, Mother !" and fell down. Dr. ‘Valsliman and two medical men were sent .for, and did every thing for the little sufferer that could be . performed . by.skill and. experience. The prisoner said, that he- parted with;Dean at the Surrey Theatre, bet ween — eveir . and eight o'clock,. and had Lever seed hini since. Deatt said at:patting; that he inrended to go into the Borough, and went in that direetVon. Dean hati not !teen borne to his lodgings since Wednesday. Prisona could not account 'tor his conduct ; It . appeared a steady and good telitp'ered man when. sutler, hut was ettremely•feroei'ous intoxi ,cate.tl; .biet -he t Wits• nut await that Deal . ) was in ehriated on Ft Off ; he knew nothing of the mu,- :der himself; Until ifilohned by pure tee, tt ht) :took hint iota etts , tody. , Several persons came 'forward to prove that the prisoner was dt a considerabl e distance front Th(;- mas's•street• at' the time of •the, murder, that he 'spout the. evening with some friends of great re spectability, and tyro( to his lodgings at his usual holm; lie way &sehargeti. • Dean has - alisconded. May and Goff; the offi cers, are making diligent search after him, amt. hopes are cutlet tamed that their efforts will nut be im-iscees•fid. He'is five feet eight inches'high, Roman nose, .toll laze, and rather handsome. He was _dressed . in a coat and pantaloons of grey co loured cloth. wwinds appear to have liten inflicted with a penknife ; th3t in the throat an inch and a lialf o ver , and intee bug ; the point. of the knife appeari Cu, haNe entered a little below the lett 'Car, ttliti to hive taken a shin ditection Is the front lit the t:.ront. Tuesday last l'imottl Reeve's, the elder. ge , dlemall, %V, coovietril before tw 0 of the COM.. inis,ioners 'nixes acting for the ttmett and coin. ty of Yor4, ill I toc pelid'oy 01 401 tot litiving wade op one w indoN or light in iiii , litvelling-hOuse Nitliout tiaviog given six dap previous notiC bereot to ti‘e lospector or Surveyor tit the trict, and also farther penalty i t Int for bay. ing opened out one window gat ing the Skittle notice.